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  • hwburke
    hwburke - 1993 Honda Accord - Engine - 2/24/2013
    How do you change the fuel pump?
    The engine died while driving down the street and I couldn't get it started after that.
     
    • CVO
      2/24/2013 CVO
      Check this Fuel Pump Relay
      1993 Honda Accord 2.2L FI 4cyl
      The Fuel Pump Relay is located:
      The Fuel pump relay is part of the EFI main relay and can not be replaced separately. The EFI main relay is located behind the dash,left of the steering wheel.
  • hwburke
    hwburke - 1993 Honda Accord - Engine - 2/23/2013
    The engine died while driving down the street and I couldn't start it after that.
    I think it is the fuel pump. How do you change a fuel pump?
     
    • HouseCallAuto
      2/23/2013 HouseCallAuto
      First check and see if there is ignition spark. Fuel pumps do fail on Accords but not nearly as often as the distributor. The car was recalled for replacement of the distributor in Dec '95 and the recall may still be honored at a Honda dealer, that is unless it was done once by them years ago. How you tell is by looking at the VIN that is inscribed on the firewall. If there is a punch mark just above the 4th character of the VIN, then the distributor was already replaced.
  • txsweetheart1014
    txsweetheart1014 - 1996 Honda Accord - Engine - 2/21/2013
    What could be causing the car to over heat and not idle right
     
    • Jason
      2/21/2013 Jason
      Have you checked the coolant level?
      Jason
      2/21/2013 txsweetheart1014
      Yes
      Jason
      2/21/2013 Jason
      I assume the coolant is full. Need to pull trouble codes, check radiator fan operation and thermostat.
  • txsweetheart1014
    txsweetheart1014 - 1996 Honda Accord - Engine - 2/21/2013
    What could be causing the car to over heat and not idle right
     
    • Jason
      2/21/2013 Jason
      Low coolant level from a leak is the most common cause for overheating.
  • Cybage 1
    Cybage 1 - 1998 Honda Prelude - Engine - 2/19/2013
    Can I use oversized tires for my car.is there any impact on mileage
    Wanted to know the output.
     
  • keroropata
    keroropata - 2001 Honda Civic - Engine - 2/18/2013
    Oil changed now car wont start. Sounds like a belt and the engine tries to start.
    I looked under the car when using the jack and there is a little metal ring covered with sealant. It looks crushed and it's right by the front left jack spot behind the front left tire. What is this called? After I replaced the oil and lowered the car, I go to start ...
     
    • HouseCallAuto
      2/18/2013 HouseCallAuto
      A couple days later says that what you did was unrelated.
      HouseCallAuto
      2/18/2013 keroropata
      Yea, but there was nothing else done to it...
    • HouseCallAuto
      2/18/2013 HouseCallAuto
      You have to treat this no start condition for what it is. Your jacking the car up or changing the oil did not make it happen. Plug in a code reader and see what fault codes are stored.
      HouseCallAuto
      2/22/2013 keroropata
      Ok, yea it looks just like coincidence. Thank you for your help, I'm currently working on it
  • kiara
    kiara - 1990 Honda Accord - Engine - 2/18/2013
    Why won't my car start?
    I noticed multiple factors that led me to this confusion: 1. Lights and radio cuts on automatically like it would normally do. 2. I tried to get a jump and my battery is fine and produces a spark by itself. 3. I bought a new starter mid- last year.
     
    • HouseCallAuto
      2/18/2013 HouseCallAuto
      Just so that we are clear, you are saying that your starter is not functioning when you turn the key to crank, right? That being said, you did not say if this was an automatic or a manual trans. If manual trans, check the clutch pedal switch. It could have a bad ignition switch or a bad starter relay.
  • hummayonazim
    hummayonazim - 2004 Honda Accord - Engine - 2/17/2013
    I have an accord which have k24a4 engine the problem is that when i accelerate the engine over 4000 RPM there is a noise
    the engine is over heated before but i fix it then i have noises when i go over 4000 RPM from head
     
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  • farl
    farl - 2002 Honda Civic - Engine - 2/16/2013
    Major problem any ideas?
    having a problem with my vehicle battery lite flashed once while driving on the highway accelerating and then my engine light came on car started to idle and run terribly I noticed that my tachometer wasn't working my temperature gauge wasn't working and the ...
     
    • Bill
      2/16/2013 Bill
      Bad ECU my friend. You need a new one.
  • newton.white
    newton.white - 2006 Honda Civic - Engine - 2/16/2013
    My car will not start??????????
    Please Help!!! I have a 2006 Civic LX that will not start. Its an automatic. Battery is fully charged (tested by autozone). Connections are perfect.... I went to get food, came out and car will not start. When I turn the key the starter clicks once and then nothing. ...
     
    • HouseCallAuto
      2/16/2013 HouseCallAuto
      It sounds like a bad starter motor. Have someone try tapping on the starter motor with a suitable tool while you try to start the engine. I bet ya it starts up. That would confirm a bad starter.
  • newton.white
    newton.white - 2006 Honda Civic - Engine - 2/16/2013
    Car will not start? Battery is perfect
    Please Help!!! I have a 2006 Civic LX that will not start. Its an automatic. Battery is fully charged (tested by autozone). Connections are perfect.... I went to get food, came out and car will not start. When I turn the key the starter clicks once and then nothing. ...
     
    • Jimm
      2/16/2013 Jimm
      Why is the alternator ruled out? What is the alternator voltage and current output? Check the battery terminal and cable connections as first step; should be clean and tight.
      Once the car is started; battery jump-start or whatever means - take the car to the local auto parts store for a full charging system check / test - including the alternator output and performance.
  • adam3
    adam3 - 2006 Honda Accord - Engine - 2/15/2013
    My car jerks when I'm on the freeway. When I accelerate.
    Sometimes when I let off the gas on the freeway.
     
    • Jimm
      2/15/2013 Jimm
      First step - have the check engine light or stored fault codes scanned - for free - at any local auto parts store; Advance Auto, Auto Zone, NAPA. Then, post a reply as 'add answer' with the specific fault code for more assistance.

      Possible Causes of Engine Hesitation or Stumble:

      Dirty fuel injectors (cleaning the injectors often fixes this)
      Dirty air filter (change filter)
      Dirty / clogged fuel filter (change filter)
      Bad MAP (manifold absolute pressure) sensor
      Bad TPS (throttle position) sensor
      Bad or dirty MAF (mass airflow) sensor
      Low fuel pressure (leaky fuel pressure regulator or weak fuel pump)
      Vacuum leaks (intake manifold, vacuum hoses, throttle body, EGR valve)
      Bad gasoline (fuel contaminated with water or too much alcohol)

      Sometimes, what feels like a hesitation is actually ignition misfire rather than lean misfire. The causes of ignition misfire may include:

      Dirty or worn spark plugs
      Bad plug wires
      Weak ignition coil
      Wet plug wires
  • farl
     
    • Jason
      2/15/2013 Jason
      Could be an alternator problem, but more information is needed.
      Jason
      2/15/2013 farl
      having a problem with my vehicle
      battery lite flashed once while driving on the highway accelerating and then my engine light came on car started to idle and run terribly I noticed that my tachometer wasn't working my temperature gauge wasn't working and the green immobilizer key was flashing on the dash
      I turn the car off for a few minutes figured to clear the problem however when I start it up my tachometer still wasn't working temperature gauge wasn't working and the green key was flashing on the dashboard everything else worked and had power
      I drove the car in gear d2 because it was easier to drive that way since Gears didn't seem to be changing well
      I have done a lot a reading on this and noticed most people talk about the alternator possible causing problem and a fried ecu
      I did bring the car to a mechanic who tested the alternator and the battery which seems to be fine however we hooked up the computer to find out what code was there and there was no communication with
      Jason
      2/15/2013 farl
      RELISTED ? MAJOR PROBLEM ANY IDEAS? THANKS!
  • prits..
    prits.. - 2005 Honda Accord - Engine - 2/13/2013
    Engine is making weird noise, does anyone know why?
    It's annoying
     
    • Jimm
      2/9/2013 Jimm
      Sorry, no details or information is showing on the attached videos - cannot tell anything (other than a commercial).


    • jndindam
      2/13/2013 jndindam
      This video does not pass across any information. However, why don't you have you engine checked. The engine is a very important part of an auto machine and it should function at all times. http://4wheelonline.com/.../...ycle_Tires.169578
  • ann
    ann - 2000 Honda Accord - Engine - 2/13/2013
    I accelerate to pass the engine coughs like not getting fuel. As soon as i let off gas it clears. Fuel filter? Help
    Today i was merging onto the interstate and when i gave it the gas it started coughing. It doesnt seem to matter my current speed but always seems to happen at 2.5 rpm everytime. That makes me question if it is the fuel filter I did use a bottle of gas cleaner it ...
     
    • Jimm
      1/11/2013 Jimm
      First step - have the check engine light or stored fault codes scanned - for free - at any local auto parts store; Advance Auto, Auto Zone, NAPA. Then, post a reply as 'add answer' with the specific fault code for more assistance.

      Possible Causes of Engine Hesitation or Stumble:

      Dirty fuel injectors (cleaning the injectors often fixes this)
      Dirty air filter (change filter)
      Dirty / clogged fuel filter (change filter)
      Bad MAP (manifold absolute pressure) sensor
      Bad TPS (throttle position) sensor
      Bad or dirty MAF (mass airflow) sensor
      Low fuel pressure (leaky fuel pressure regulator or weak fuel pump)
      Vacuum leaks (intake manifold, vacuum hoses, throttle body, EGR valve)
      Bad gasoline (fuel contaminated with water or too much alcohol)

      Sometimes, what feels like a hesitation is actually ignition misfire rather than lean misfire. The causes of ignition misfire may include:

      Dirty or worn spark plugs
      Bad plug wires
      Weak ignition coil
      Wet plug wires
    • jndindam
      2/13/2013 jndindam
      This could be a warning. Your engine must be faulty. I advice that you consult the manufacturers of your bike for it to be professionally inspected. If you ever consider replacing your engine visit http://4wheelonline.com/VTwin/